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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-20
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SCHLTETER.- Died. Monday July 18th.
1857, at O'Clock, after short illness. ANNA.
beloved wife of n. Schiuotor, iu the fifty
eighth year Of her age
Funeral will take place from ST. Mary 5
German Catholic church THIS Wednesday
MORNING al s O'Clock. Friends OF tho fam
ily are invited 20 attend.
Jasper (lndIana and 81. Louis Missouri
papers please copy.
HARNlE.-Dicd. July 18th, lss1. at his rosi-
dcncc. "Dykeiand." near Chuh. Amelia
county. Va. Hon. LEWIS e. HARNIE. in the
seventy ninth year of his age
The remains Will arrive boz Richmond THIS
wednesday MORNING. July goth. at $50
o'clock. and will ie taken from the Dauy.ile
depot 20 Hollywood. Funeral services at the
grave
ROWLETT. Died. July 18th. l,,1. at 80
o'clock pm. at the residence of her husband.
40. 3O- Pine street. Mrs. ANNA. beloved wife
of Walter ID. Row. .tt. 100 the twenty third year
of her age.
The funeral win take place at $50 O'Clock
THIS wednesday, MORNING. July 2uth.
from the residence. lntcrmcnt eco Dun'0ps
Crossing Chesterfield county. Va
TOTrl.- UIod.July l4th. l-o,. no $3.50 O'Clock
AIM. at fathers residence. cemmcs and
Eleventh streets. Manchester. Va. BE~Sl O..
daughter 0f a. q and VI. w. I0tty, aged four
teen months and seventeen days.
Lynchhurg papers please copy.
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sTRANGLED TO DEATH.
stretched on Tree Near the Court
House by an Infatuated Mob.

stretched on Tree Near the Court
House by an Infatuated Mob.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. July ls-News has
been received here Of a lynching which took
place at Union city, Ky, Oh Saturday. John
Thomas. "a negro, had been employed by
farmer named Turner While The family
was away from home, Thomas committed an
assault upon the farmers ii-ycar-old girl,
who, frightened by the black brute'' threats,
kept the secret for two days Finally Mrs
Turner learned the truth, but Thomas had
meanwhile ned lie was speedily captured,
however. and Dis preliminary examination
took place Saturday, q large crowd being
present lie denied bis guilt. but was posi-
lively identified by bis victim, who pointed
him out among "a dozen c0lored men. The
crowd at once overpowored the court officers
and dragged the scouHdrel To- a tree near the
court room. Without waiting for him %
confess rope was slipped around his neck
and boo am instant Doe was wrifhing in the air.
Death ensued from straugulati0n.
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An interesting letter from Mr. John W.
Weeks, superintendent OF Dckab Pauper
Home:
From feeling of gratitude and desire o.
benefit others, ] voluntarily make this state
ment. have great reason 20 Doe thankful that
I ever heard of %. b. b., as I know what q
blessing 10 has been 90 mc. 1 have suffered
with Bronchial Caiawh for number of years.
Six months agoI was taken with severe pain in
right car. which ina few days began t0dischargo
matter, with terrible and almost unbeamble
palpitatiOn and all sorts Of noises in my head.
In ten days after the commencement of dis
charge and pain i'm my ear I began 10 grow
deaf, and tn six weeks was So deaf that !
could not hear thunder
! was then compelled 90 use conversation
tube, and 10 was often that ] could not hear
with the tube. / then commenced taking b.
b. b. and the unniugot my ear ceased running
in five weeks, and can now hear without the
tube. Ny general health has improved. palpi
tation ceased. and feel like "a new being. and
appreciate the besoht have received from B
b. b. made n Atlanta. Ca with gratitude To
God and thankfuiness % the proprietors foi
such medicine. / cheerfully recommend 10
20 AN who are afflicted with deafness and
catarrh. Try it; perseyero in lbs use and you
will be convinced of its value.
JOHN vs.. WEEKES.
superintendent DeKalb Pauper Home.
Decatur Ga. Mayl, l-s8.
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A BlNGHAMTON FORGER
Arrested at Stroudsburg. Pa, While
Making Ills Escape.

BNGmAWTov, y. V, July lS-W. g.
Truman. who recently came here 10 open
real estate and brokers Office was arrested
Saturday at stroudsbur-, Pa. ON suspicion
Of having forged a draft for Sl,G00, made by
the Chemical bank Of New York, aud pre-
seniei 20 a bank in Mississippi il bore the
signature "Hartwell Morse, cashier" 1t was
also learned that another draft for SAC. pre-
umaby from the same party, bad been hon
ored by a Tennessee bank After locating IrH-
man here detectives were placed Oh his track.
Truman left three weeks ago, telling his wife,
bride Of only month or ak weeks that
be was going west on business. H. made the
lady's acquaintance through an advertise
ment for "a wife, which he inserted IN Phila-
delph.a newspapers On Friday he tele-
graphed his wife from the south that be
would De- home yesterday He arrived here
at 1 O'Clock Saturday morning, and at left
with his wife for Philadelphia. He thus for
a time eluded the detectives, but word was
sent Co detain him 40 Stroubsburs, which
was done Hewas brought back 30 this city.
When be- came here be said he was related
30 the Truman family, Of OwcgO. He dressed
well. and made a good appearance, always
seeming % have plenty Of money
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HUDSON. IS. g., July is.-Ihs body Of a
man whose name appears 20 Dee Cahan, and
plare Of residence Sew york, was l0uul be-
Side the Hudson River railroad track. oppo-
site tla station There, ycs'.r.ay morning.
From paper found in ono " the dead man s.
pockets it appears hat he was q member ~
the committee of arrangement, for the Ger
man excursion from New York to Buffalo,
which pissed through here at 2oclock oltur-
day morning There wa- ouS slight brui-e
on The top of his head ani iti- supposed that
le teIl from the platform Of % caras the train
slowed up
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

REVIEW.
New YORK, July lg.-Ihe market to-day
has been an inanimate and dragging one
throughout with the same marked absence
If public interest, but i'm spite Of this there
appears 10 be an undercurrent Of strength,
and an inclination to buy the better class Of
stocks whenever they are offered down. The
present course Of the market is undoubtedly
somewhat disappointing % those who have
been expecting a sudden advance. selling
movement set in during the last half hour
and room traders were successful IN marking
down prices, though there was nosubstantial
reason for the decline. IL may be that Ger
tain parties are not yet satisfied with current
prices, and are endeayoring 10 buy stocks a.
chsply as they can.
The close was barely steady. Money, per
cent.
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A Conservative Elected

LONDON July 19.-The election in tbe
Basinstoke division of Hampshire to NIL
the vacancy caused by the elevation TO
the peerage Of c. Sclaier Booth, conserv
alive was held to-day. Mr.. Jeifey., conser-
vative was elected, receiving 3,ljs votes
against . ,426 for Mr.. Eve, liberal. The
conservative, vote shows falling of OF
900. and the liberal vote a gain of 100 as
compared with the election of 1870.
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MONTREAL, July l9.-The employees Of
the St. Lawrence Sugar Refinery, which
was destroyed by fire last week, were
paid last night, when it was found that
three Of them, named Henderson, Beau
mour, and Vastoden, the latter an Italian,
were missing. IL is believed that they
were burned 10 death
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All taxes due the State can be paid in
coupons
Complete protection and indemnity
guaranteed.
License taxes due the State can be paid
In coupons
Overdue taxes due the State on real
and personal property can be paid in cou-
p0ns.
by rendering coupons YOU will save a
large proportion of your tax bill
The United States Supreme Court by
repeated decisions has held the State
tax-receiyable coupons to be as good ten
der as gold or bank notes.
JAMES p. COOPER,
81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Tobacco Markets.

RICHMOND. va, July 49,
A very moderate bushes. an Tobacco was
done to-day. The attendance ON the Change
was smaller than usual. and there was moth
ing particularly attractive 90 buyer, offered.
There We're few interior dealers Oh the mar
ket. trying 90 close out odds and ends, but no
holders Of leaf seemed anxious % sell.
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LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Rio Grande Do Sui says that the Brazilian
mail steamer Rio Apa bound from this
port for Rio Janeiro, was driven to sea
By stress of weather and has not since
been heard from. II is feared that she
has been lost.
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sharp somewhat Better.

New YORK, July 19.-Jacob Sharp is
somewhat better to-day He began to
improve about noon yesterday. The cool
weather enabled him to sleep well. lie
partook of slight breakfast at o'clock
this morning.
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have been a sufferer from Kidney and
Bladder troubles for several years. ! have
lately had what is termed Br.ght's Disease
and have had considerable swelling OF my leg.
and shOrtness of breath. The urea ha.
poisoned my blood also. secured and am
using j. y. b. Botanic Blood Balm. and find
i acts powerfully and very quickly. and / an
delighted with lbs effects. / had prcviOueIt
used a large quantity OF various advertised
remedies, and several eminent physicians ais
waited on me. but B. b. Is. stands at fbe tam
JOHN III. MARTIN.
Rock Greek. Ala. May 4. lss6
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Murdered by an Ex-Conyict.

CHICAGO, July ls.-Oiiicer VIM. Halloran
Of the Twenty second street police station
was fatally shot Saturday night by Nike
Lynch, IA well known thief and ex-convict
whom the policeman was trying to arrest.
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PrfsBuRG, Pa, July ls-Lorenzo Kries,
Of Altoona, Pa. was 'leeping on raft ln the
Allegheny river yesterday evening when
some boys. wishing 60 play practical joke
upon him. pushed him into the water and he
was drowned None Of the boys have been
arrested
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LONDON. July Nj Ena is iu a state
Of eruption 40 damage is reported as yet,
lut light shocks of earthquake were fct boo
Sicily aud along the Italian coasts. a 50
we're earthquake shock was felt yesterday at
Malta s serious shork was also experienced
az Cairo. where One man was killed and ,ev-
ual injured s. number of mosque, were
dlmaeel Shocks were also felt at lsmalia
and Alexandra
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LONDON, July ia Vienna dispatch
says il is certain that Emperor Francis
Joseph will go to Gastien at the beginning
Of August to meet Emperor William. and
that Count Kalnoky and Prince Bis
marck will attend the meeting.
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Nonwlcn. Conn, July is.-John w. and
BENJAMIN Williams. aged O. anal years re-
spectiyely. sons of John Williams, colored.
were drowned yesterday iu the Thames river.
A boat m which they wege playing got
adri.t. and in their fright they jumped over
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nTDDOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANN.
FOR NEW YORK.

,.... u.-l,,,,,a EVERY TUES
steamers H4fe w. rn and SUNDAY
DAY ana hiDN "' p''''
Steamers icave New York for Richmond via
NorfniL EVERY TUESDAY. THU kNDA !
ami \ tTrrRDAY at3pm.
pa.senoar accommodation, unsurpassed
cabin faro IN Nn,v York lil james river
ro,,ts Including meals and berth. ....s @ U
Ra,,nd rim tiokefs limited 90 thirty days
,ftlr l.,t,. ,.r i..,fa ............ n OO
Stecraec. with subsistence. ...-..........- -
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RlcHNoND. Va. July 10.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TOO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-Longbcrry 462 bushels mixed
COZ bushels >h0Hbery. IA bushels. Total
$50 bushels.
Con.-MiXed, 1000 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To- SECRETARY.
Wheat ~h0rberry. As bushels. fair. 78c
>hOrtherry rs common. 13c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market dull.
QuOtafioU.- Middhng. lOSc.
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Try La Normandi Operas, very choice
AZ Chambcrlayne 4 Co.'S, 10 and l. South
Thirteenth street.
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cured and It's return prevented by the use
of Dr. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has hoen thoroughly tested hy num-
none but vegetable ingredients. DO should com
mend itself t0 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild inactIOn. these
pills can Doe taken by both the weak and the
boxes for 81.
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Old Martcl and Hcnnessy Brandy
cheap. at ChamhcrHyne IS Co.'s, l0 and u
South Thirteenth street.
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chicago Grain and Produce Market.


Reported by G.. T.. Redfora & Co., Grain
Commission Merchants 40. o South Twelfth
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X. w Elsom's Employment Agency
has moved TO Az Broad street, Richmond. Va
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Druggists,
1914 Main street. Richmond. Va.

W. A. Hammond, Florist, late with
i. j. Harvey. hls opened % Cut lower Store
go .2l East BrDII street. with iuii Iinc OF
Design. and Cut Flowers.
Pure Old French Brandy and Sherry
Wine. Fer sale hy
tWAMBERI AfNE s. Co.,
lOuul D. South Thirteenth street
Try the Justly celebrated La Norma nd
Cigar. CuAMBEHLAYSE 81 Co.,.
lUanl D. South Thirteenth street.
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This powder never varies. marvel Oh pu
rity. strength and whOlesOmcncss. Molc oND
no1nicol fhan the ordinary kinds. and cannot
- sold i'm competition with the multitude OIL
low test. short weight, alum or phosl NATE
nowiers. Sold only ln cans. ROYAL BAN
INC POWDER co, JOB Wall ST. " J.
lmh21tf
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
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VIE WEEKS SUMMARY
or TEIGGRAPhiC NEWS CON-
DENSED FOR BUSY READERS.

Events That Have Happened In All Parts
H thc WerId Boiled Down to Pointed
Paragraphs Personal Mention of the
Doings and Sayings of Many People.
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superintendent DeKalb Pauper Home.
Decatur, Ga. May J.. l.s8.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-09-03
PROPOSALS WANTED.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the Office OF the Ormsby
County Agricultural Association for fur
nishing music brass band, not less
than eight pieces) for the District Fair
at Carson City october Sd TO October sth
inclusive
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
All proposals must be presented on
or before.
september 10, 1887.
BY order @f the Board of Directors
J. ID. TORREYSUN, Secratery.
Carson August 25th. I'd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-09-03
War at the Lake.

The triangular fight between
"Old Yank," Gilmore and Com
stock at the South end of the Lake
still continues.
For the past few months Yank
has been in a position to maintain
dignified neutrality, but the Gill
more-Comstock war RACES undated.
Gilmore had lease OF the good will
of the Tallac to transport passengers
to Mt. Tallac and his mineral
springs. Comstock put on teams
and drove them over Gilmore's
road, seized one of Gilmore's rigs
and elected him forcibly from the
yard. Gilmore snaked. Comstock
down to Placerville and they went
to having. Verdict for Gilmore of
$500 and odd dollars and costs.
After that, big trees were felled
over Gilmore's road to make it i'm
passable. Another suit, and Gill
more got some more damages. The
Tallac management refused to allow
Gilmore's mail to go through the
Tallac Postoffice and Gilmore has
laid charges against the Tallac
Postmaster demanding his removal
and an investigation.
While all this is going on there
seems to be blood in the air, for one
of the Tallac darkies licked man
few weeks ago, two loggers near
Gardeners had fist fight and a man
was killed near Rowland's. The
bracing, inyigorating air of the
mountains, Yank's excellent grub
and the fixing waters of Gilmore's
Springs appear to tone people up SO
that they have to fight to work off
their surplus energy. After a man
has put in a month at the Lake he
can throw an OK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-09-03

course of the subterranean waters.
At Calais, engineers, after a full
examination, bored through the
soil and upper strata, for the pur-
pose OF tapping the subterranean
waters flowing under the Straits of
Dover and the mountains in Eng
land. A stream of water was cut,
and continuous flow from
England obtained. In the Algerian
Sahara the engineers mark before
hand in the middle of that barren
and arid desert the places where
abundant springs should gush out,
and subsequent efforts to secure water
by boring, has established the al
most unerring certainty OF getting
water according to data made at the
time of location. Thus the Sahara
is being transformed, and its shift
ing sands that have entombed the
caravans of India and Asia from re-
hottest ages are stiIled, and the
habitation of man and life replace
the long reign OF desolation and
death elsewhere than on Sahara. The
broken rock strata of Nevada, because
of volcanic action, might in some
measure deceive in some places and
miscalculations result, but no ma
terial inconvenience to the develop
ment OF any general system of wells
could follow from broken rock strata.
W
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The Beaumont Comedy Co.

"Harbor Lights" one of the
greatest successes in the way of
sensational melodramas, being re-
plete with magnificen. scenery,
strong dramatic situations, with
pathos, sentiment and comicalities
combined and which had a run OF
over two years in London, and was
also eminently successful in Boston
New York and San Francisco, was
produced at the Oakland Theatre
last Monday night, by the Beau
mont Comedy Co., and scored
an immediate success. The house
was crowded, and the audience tes-
titled their appreciation by the most
unlimited applause. The company
in its entirety, is one of the best
that has ever been organized for a
Slope tour. The mechanical effects
are grand. The revolving scene in
the fourth act fairly electrified the
people, who applauded it to the
echo. This company play at the
Opera House next Tuesday and
Wednesday evening, two nights
only, bringing the original scenery
and mechanical effects, as used at
the Oakland and Alcazar theaters,
San Francisco.
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wouIdn,t stand 1t.

The guests at McKinney's wish
to contradict the report that the
flag at McKinney's was placed at
half mast on the night of his mar
riage. They say that Mrs. Went
worth, his house keeper asked some
parties to half-mast the National
emblem, but the guests collected
en- mass and vowed that the flag of
liberty should never be half masted
on the eventful night of John w.
McKlnney's marriage. They even
went SO for as to call a meeting and
passed resolutions to the effect that
if any one attempted to half-mast
the flag that he would be ducked
in the lake by a Committee of the
Whole. The flag was accordingly
run up to the top of the pole where
it remained all night, while Sailor
Jack, the fiddler, played the Ma
tional airs.
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stag Hounds at the Fair.
DENIsoN, Texas.

Lyon County Times: Attractions
of every description arel being de-
vised for the entertainment for Wis
itors to the State Fair. Everything
that promises to be interesting will
be INDUCED in if the Board can Sc
cure it. The Vail Bros, of this
county, are now talking of sending
their stag hounds to the Fair and
also trapping coyotes and having a
race similar to fox hunt. These
dogs are splendid animals and it is
said that they can give coyote a
start of a 100 yards and catch him
before he goes 500 yards. This
would be an exciting feature and
interesting to all to witness.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-09-03
Information wanted.

ED. APPEAL. Dear Sir:-There
were men shot and killed. Jack
son was killed and 1 think the
other was killed also. / think his
name was Gaines. The murder
was clouded in mystery and the
murderer unknown. Now 1 wish
to know what State did this happen
in and in what year did it happen?
1 will give ($10) ten dollars for the
information. I think it happened
in your State and / think it hap
pened before June 1, 1854 but how
far back l don't know. Please re-
ply as early as convenient and
oblige. Respectfully,
N. d. SELLERS.
DENIsoN, Texas.
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ALL SORTS.

Wizard Oil at Geo. Thaxter's,
Mr.. Russell, of the firm OF
Bradley 4 Russell, is in the city.
Mr.. A. De Neuf will soon open
an extensive jewelry store in this
city
Mrs. IL. B. McAvoy arrived
yesterday in this city from San
Francisco.
The duck hunters began the
slaughter at midnight on the 31st,
at Washoe Lake. Over 400 hunters
Were on hand and duck was killed
for each one hundred men.
The Women's Art and Indus
trial Association will meet to-day
in the Arlington Parlors at P. NJ.
A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. ID. y. BENDER
President.
The Portland Times has the
following regarding Abe Blumen-
thai, who will spend the Winter in
this city:
Mr.. Abe Blumenthal, one of the
Invest men Portland ever had with
in her borders, will leave for short
visit to San Francisco and Nevada,
where he has large interests of a
business nature. 1t is a safe bet
that he will talk for Portland
first, last and all the time while
away. Portland ought to have five
hundred more men just like him.
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STATE UNIVERSITY NOTICE

The Nevada State University will
be reopened at Reno. New, Sep. 5,
1887. Prof. Leroy ID. Brown, Presi-
dent with full corps of instructors.
There will be a Normal Depart
ment for the instruction of teachers
and an Academic Course, Tuition
free to Nevada Students.
Easy terms to those from abroad.
Ample Accommodations for students
can be found in Reno. For further
information enquire of the under
signed.
G. G.. STEvENsoN.) Board
JOHN M. DoRMER.} of
w. G DovEY.) Regents
jy4 At.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
a Wan Torn by n Thrashing
Machine.

Yesterday a terrible accident &C.
cured at Genoa. James Collins, a
man working on a thrashing ma
chine near Genoa was standing on
the table attached to the machine
when the derrick rope caught under
the table and tipping it, sent him
into the cylinder jacket. The left
leg caught in the shaft and was torn
to pieces below the knee. He was
brought into town suffering terribly
and the wounds dressed. The leg
was amputated last evening. Col
Inns is native of Ireland 45 years
of age.
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The Boom Coming.

The boom of real estate in Lower
California has not caused as much
excitement among the Carsonites,
as the fact, that Olcovich Bros. are
going to commence selling at auc-
ton their elegant and well selected
stock of dry goods, groceries, blan-
kets, furnishing goods etc. at their
store on Monday Sept. 5th, 1887 to
the highest bidder without reserve
for cash. Sales to continue until
further notice. sep3